Sentence examples for as established practices from inspiring English sources

She is the fund-raising Committee Member of the Hong Kong Society for the Protection of Children (HKSPC) and the Co-Chair of Financial Literacy & Inclusion Committee at The Fintech Association of Hong Kong (FTAHK), straddling both developments in fintech and emerging technology as well as established practices in not-for-profit management.

Pulmonary metastasectomy has come to be regarded as established practice in the management of colorectal cancer.

Since language, activity and social relationships become institutionalized within a culture (Kemmis & McTaggart, 1988), transformation happens when we open up, challenge and change institutionalized forms of language, activity and established practices, as well as our ways of relating to one another.

There is also less of a learning curve as I have established practices in place and I have been able to "hit the ground running" on this one.

The Lübeck Port Authority reacted positively to the use of MCDA methodology and software as addition to established practices.

Patients eligible for participation were women with metastatic breast cancer who had HER2/neu tissue overexpression and were scheduled to be treated with trastuzumab with or without additional therapies as per the established practices of the treating physicians.

He defined institutions as the humanly devised constraints, such as the formal rules, established practices and social norms that shape incentives in economic exchange.

But those once-ancillary placement services have become established practices as Wall Street struggles to make up for profit centers that have been lost to new regulations and a weak economy.

Also in the MLP, regimes are understood as the 'locus of established practices and associated rules' [11].

He cited the long history of the tape recorder being used as an instrument in musique concrète as an example of already established practices of quotation in music culture that didn't raise any copyright red flags.

For instance, the selection of a patient's treatment will depend on a number of factors, including some not measured here, such as their own preferences or established practices within the organisation in which they are treated.